A gardener sees a tall perennial with yellow buttercup flowers clustered at top, spreading, in full sun. One person called it "goose something."
Common names: Butter and Eggs, Wild Snapdragon, Yellow Toadflax.
USDA Plant Profile: Linaria vulgaris
If you like it, contain it. If not, remove thoroughly—roots run deep.
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